Christine Jardine is a journalist and politician based in the United Kingdom. She writes for various publications including The Scotsman, Politics.co.uk, and Liberal Democrat Voice, covering topics such as politics, current affairs, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports UK and Daily Express.
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Christine Jardine's coverage primarily focuses on government, politics, and legal policy regulation in the United Kingdom. She often provides expert commentary on political developments and government announcements.
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John Swinney is hoping that opposition MSPs can be persuaded to save his Budget from being voted down, and save his government in the process
By: Christine Jardine
If Scotland’s NHS is to be saved, SNP and Labour ministers urgently need to start working together
By: Christine Jardine
This year’s Liberal Democrat party conference was attended by many more people involved in charities, organisations and public life, as they looked for ways to exert political influence, than in recent years
By: Christine Jardine
Committee inquiries by MPs and MSPs are an important part of our democracy
By: Christine Jardine
The 1917 Balfour Declaration which laid out the case for the establishment of the state of Israel also recognised the need to protect the Palestinians’ right to a homeland
By: Christine Jardine
Dying people should be able to make their own choice about whether they want palliative care or to end their life
By: Christine Jardine
Retirees who move abroad – to some countries, but not others – see their state pensions frozen at the level paid when they emigrated
By: Christine Jardine
Labour’s dire warnings about the economy have left national morale on life support
Kamala Harris offers hope that, as US President, she would protect the free world and democracy. That will not be the Donald Trump way.
By: Christine Jardine
Economic security at home and strong alliances, particularly with Europe, will see the UK through
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